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Ancient Greek writers spoke of a people so small they barely reached a man’s knee—yet fierce enough to wage war against the sky itself. The Pygmies were said to be a forgotten race of miniature humans, living at the edges of the known world, locked in an eternal battle with migrating cranes. But beneath the myth lies something stranger.

Were the Pygmies pure legend… or distorted memories of a lost people erased by time?

In this episode, we explore ancient texts, forbidden myths, and unsettling parallels that suggest the Greeks may have been preserving echoes of a real, vanished race. From cursed queens transformed into birds, to organized wars fought atop goats and rams, to encounters with heroes like Heracles himself—this is not a fairy tale. It is a fragment of humanity’s forgotten past.

Small warriors. Endless war. A history written off as myth.

And a question that refuses to die:

What if the ancients were remembering something real?

Before cities rose and borders were drawn, the Scriptures spoke of men of renown, wanderers, and giants who walked the untamed earth. Hidden in the margins of Genesis are clues of beings driven into the wilderness—marked, scattered, and remembered only in fragments. What if one of those fragments still walks the forests today?

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Walmart’s CEO has issued a stark warning: AI is about to transform every job in America — and no one is exempt. In this episode, we break down the explosive statement that sent shockwaves through the workforce, uncover what “plussed up” really means for millions of workers, and expose the deeper corporate strategy shaping the next era of automation. From retail floors to boardrooms, the AI reshuffle is already underway — and this might be the clearest sign yet that the job market as we know it is entering its endgame.